The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06
PROVED TO BBA TRAITOR
NicoII BunChes His Ballots With
Those Of the Republicans.
LET HONEST DEMOCRATS SPURN him
The Trade with Hungry Joe and
Tom Platt Now Complete

The Nieeil.Paiitxer Csmsine Preparing ITS
Tiekcts-Lesk Ont for tAem at the Psiis
Col. Fellows Answers Fully and Finally
the ISLANDERS OF tho Treachereus Jadas-
Big Odds d. the Betting on Feiiewa
As we expected, the treachery Of Hungry
Joe Pulitzer and his kid candidate extends. not
only to all the Democratic county ticket, but to
the State ticket as well. Nicolls contribution
Of $3.50 to the Democratic State ticket was only
blind to hide what was being done under
handedly. II is fortunate that the full exposure
Of the scheme to defeat the Democratic State
ticket can DO made now instead Of Tuesday
morning when 1t might be too late.
Tho Nico-Pulitzer machine began last
night to prepare its tickets to be sent to the
polls. There are to be no boxes. but men
with bags as money will be saved that can be
used to buy votes. and 1t is easier to run
crooked tickets out OF a bag than box. These
tickets are punched and ready for distribution.
They include the full Republican State ticket
and the full Republican county ticket. But no
Democrat Is on them. That is the true mcdi-
UNI OF the deal
In return for nominating Hungry Joe's dude
for District Attorney. Hungry Joe contributes
to the Republican campaign fund and the Re-
publican ticket In every way possible. This Is
the ticket that Democrats are asked to support
Any Democrat who Is so misguided as to
vote for Nicoll should refuse to take ticket
from the Nicoll workers ut the polls. Any tick
ct given him BY one Of Nicoll's friends or q
hireling of Hungry Joe should be scrutinized
with care. The best way is to take a straight
Democratic ticket. and II alterations are to be
made In that the voter will know what be is
doing. -, -, A.
triets In proof q this Wholesale trssehsrs but
q description Of the method In one district will
fuRtssr tns q III. dis
trict was hold. last night The Nicoll men mot
e hH S%Si
were given out punched. These punches con-
tanned the full Republican State and county
IN re Tenth district the partnership Of Plat
and Hungry Joe has gone further. The saloon
sssasis esnsf.s i re% ths f Paitssl II
the District Attorney's otiice. are each BUYING
70 en s ss sa
he q The Labor and f osSst as9rS a.
Sa sa "a sti 81 = help
ss % e a: ohss
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bbsss s' q as
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ter that fact s ~ npdsrsto9d the Larger VIII be
ticket. And 1t Is pretty well understood BY
this time.
ns ss s 70 ShsSp shs 1F5y
when it's sole ends are the furtheranco OF the
advertising schemes Of q bnnco steersr and
It's rellSnce for Victory is bribers and deals;
Levi n. Bates. head Of the Arm Of Bates. Reed
Mho bad 81
shameiplly and falsely abused as to attract the
SYMPATHY and support Of every lair. minded
thoussnds. The isl has Increased until tho
c c p m MIGHT Almost Be Called from Il.
So great is the dread Of the Republicnn man.
ayers that the Republican voters will desert
together nth time at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last night, and solemnly pledged not to cut.
~ s to sf rRsr b. lanoy Ao
shows that the terror OF defeat has driven
ss SH. 5G d not h intend
putations on their honor implied BY these re.
Nieoll viii not be supported by his associates
horse Of the Thirteenth. who was nominated
terd Hf to withdraw from the ticSes and Els
resignation was ready to be banded In to tho
as asn an Rsv met an o fSs s ae
cause. he hurried to Mr.. Dayton and persuaded
ton knows that he will not be elected any
how. and he would rather withdraw than be
Though 1t was not necessary to reply further
to the Pulitzer charges against him.. Col. Fell
wuymen who took Tweed's money, while he
was alive and prate Of their own virtue now
that he is dead:
s " %s rn's Tts pi. s W.m s f~s s"e
ss%i. IL @ q g Iss S., deny that it
Arkansas to lie Nssionai Conssnion Witch had been
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His Intersections proved successful and appointed
knew rs s;sns as ssdpSss
grateful to him for securing me the emp0ymenL by
which was able to provide bread for my wife and
family.
II was no snecEe. Ny fellow citizens win testify
that during the years OF my service earned every dol
lar of the salary which drew from the county Treas
fhe favor Of appointment wa. granted not to me- but
to HOratio Seymour but was the beneficiary Of II and
I frankly acknowled tho Obligation.
I was never connected with TammAny Hall during
Tweed, political leadership but have never failed %
who 10 great crisis Of my life. extended to me the
friendly hand that enabled me. In city two thousand
miea distApt from my home, 70 gain the livelihood
woh tho fortunes OF war had denied me In that home
Itself
When the prosecutions against the Ring were COM
menced did from the counsel OF the people
my relations with Mr. Tweed. As an upright lawyer
and an honest man declined to accept their confidence
but all the Of the ONCE placed a. the dis
posal OF the counsel selected by the Of
the state to conduct those prosecutions and when
asked the loan from Mr. Tweed had neither fAVorS 10
gran secrets to betrAy,
/ have now described the whole extent Of my relAc
tons with Mr. Tweed ! have never had any financial
paid wi.hin gssE I Am no, Inclined either to s1As
Let thrse who crtnged upon Mr.. rweodB doorstep In
the days Of bis power derde his momnry and eson
disturb the soda which cover his grave let those whom